Is anybody still researching GOFAI?
Oh yeah, definitely.  Just to pick one example, you have Douglas Hofstader's group at Indiana.  I think most of what they do would fall under the rubric of GOFAI (or at least closer to that than the statistical machine learning stuff).  

Beyond that, just go to the CORR and browse around the AI category. You'll see plenty of neural networks and probabilistic stuff, but you'll also find the papers by the folks doing symbolic processing / GOFAI as well.